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The final part of GONE, a three-part series from New York Times and USA Today bestselling author, Deborah Bladon. Lilly Randall had overcome a past filled with heartache and loss. Shed moved to Manhattan and was building a new and exciting life for herself. She was falling hard and fast for Clive Parker and now that she had a dream job, everything was exactly as it should be. When her past showed up to taunt her, the reality she thought she knew was suddenly stripped away. Its hard for Lilly to know who to trust when the one and only person who promised to protect her, cant give her the simple answers she needs. Believing in Clive may be impossible and when the choice comes down to investing in him or herself, Lilly makes the only choice she can.
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